Collocations
What are Collocations?
Collocations are words that frequently appear together. Learning them makes your English sound more natural. For example, we say "fast food," not "quick food," and we "make a mistake," not "do a mistake." This lesson will help you master some common collocations.
Matching Exercise
Match each wordطابق كل كلمة on the left with the word that best fits from the list on the right.
Do / Make Workshop
Practice 1: Sorting Game
Drag each phrase to the correct category: DO or MAKE.
Phrases
Practice 2: Choose the Correct Word
Click and choose "do" or "make" to complete the sentences.
1. "Don't worry! I will (do/make) my best to do the project," he said.
2. "I don't like students who (do/make) noise in class," he shouted.
3. The maid's principal duty is to (do/make) chores besides babysitting.
4. "Don't (do/make) mistakes again," the professor told the student.
5. It has become hard to (do/make) business in America these days.
6. "(Do/Make) your homework before you go to bed," the mother said.
7. Would you (do/make) a cup of coffee for me, please?